I've been lucky enough to visit the last few years - probably my favourite part of Scotland (apart from Glasgow obvs 😜)

Reform “looks set to become a very significant presence a Holyrood” despite failing to “present anything approaching a serious policy agenda to address the public’s key concerns of improving public services, improving the economy and reducing poverty”. END

and - although there is still everything to play for - the poll indicates that Reform are currently in second place in both constituency and list votes.

www.heraldscotland.com/news/2557131...

“The public does not believe the country can successfully navigate the consequences of our ageing population and technological change. Only 14% think Scotland will become more equal over the next parliament, while a third think inequality will get worse.”

“While not uniformly negative, the results are unsettling. The public lacks confidence that their priorities will be delivered: more than half doubt the next Scot Govt’s ability to provide high-quality health services. 38% of those who do not intend to vote say nothing could persuade them to do so"